Sentence examples for definitive warning from inspiring English sources

Steve Saretsky is a real estate agent working in Vancouver who says he sees red flags in different places, but there's no definitive warning sign of a crash right now, just that prices became too high too fast.

Not definitive, just definite.

The much larger-scale polling, carried out last week, underlined those perceptions and sounded a warning that taking a definitive position on Brexit could hurt Labour's standing.

L.R.H.R. should be seen, Raine says, as a potential warning sign rather than a definitive mark of inevitable criminality.

If someone is displaying multiple warning signs or making a definitive threat, the group's "Know the Signs" guide says to alert law enforcement, school officials or mental health professionals.

They questioned the validity of the boxed warning in large part because no definitive human clinical trial data has demonstrated an increased risk of malignancy with TCI exposure.

While these warning signs and deal breakers are fairly definitive signs of a manipulative and abusive partner, these things can still be ambiguous.

The two Germanys yesterday set October 3 as the definitive date for the unification of their countries amid warnings that it would take years to rebuild the shattered East German economy and demand considerable sacrifices from West Germans.

These results are not definitive, but they serve to remind us about Rachel Carson's warnings about the use of chemicals of uncertain toxicity, including OP insecticides.

It should have been a warning sign to her campaign staff before she tweeted it as a definitive fact with no caveats.

Despite warnings that Assad is about to use these weapons, there have been no definitive indicators pointing to aggressive steps to move or deploy chemical weapons.